Global crypto ETPs see $1.5B outflows; bitcoin ETPs worst week

CoinShares reports global crypto ETPs had $1.5 billion net outflows last week, with bitcoin products recording their largest weekly redemptions of 2026.

CoinShares reported that global crypto exchange-traded products recorded $1.5 billion in net outflows in the most recent week. Bitcoin-linked ETPs made up the largest portion of the withdrawals and posted their biggest weekly redemptions of 2026.

The firm’s weekly flows report covers ETPs listed across multiple jurisdictions that provide exposure to bitcoin, ether and other digital assets through instruments traded on public exchanges. The $1.5 billion figure represents net redemptions across those listed products during the reporting period.

Exchange-traded products include exchange-traded funds and exchange-traded notes that allow investors to gain crypto exposure without direct custody of the underlying tokens. These instruments trade on standard brokerage platforms and are used by institutional and retail investors.

CoinShares does not disclose the identities of investors or the specific reasons for the outflows. The weekly report presents aggregate flow totals and breaks them down by asset type and product category, showing investor activity in listed crypto vehicles.

ETP flow data is tracked as a measure of investor demand: inflows indicate capital entering listed products, while outflows indicate capital leaving them.

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